Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 150, Hammond, Lake County, 12 December 1908 — Page 3

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EAST CHICAGO. No Episcopal Services Tomorrow. On account of the death of James Kirschner of Baring avenue there "will be no afternoon services of the Episcopal church In East Chicago tomorrow Funeral arrangements have not yet been-completed, but interment will likely e made on Monday. Mr. Kirchner was one -of East Chicago's early settlers and for a longe time conducted a hardware store on Olcott avenue. At the time of his death he had attained the age of 69 years. .

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Mrs. B. B. Wickey of Magouii aver nue was a Chicago visitor yesterday afternoon. Max Nassau, the jeweler, is displaying good bargains for holiday shoppers. w Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Stone of Magoun

,T,or, na-ar "The Old Homestead" at

McVlcker's theater last evening. Mose Specter and W, L. Cherry were Chicago visitors last evening

Miss Grace James of Baring avenue is spending two days in Fort Wayne as

the guest of her grandmother.

. Max Nassau, the Jeweler, has just received a'large assortment of ,phonoeraphs, which he will sell on monthly

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Attorney Sawyer . of Hammond transacted business in East Chicago yesterday in the interests of the Interstate

Iron and Steel company.

Attorney J. D. Kennedy transacted business in the superlo court at Ham

mond yesterday afternoon.

Harry Cohen of Magoun avenue tran

sacted business in Chicago yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Freeman Fife of Magoun avenue are the proud parents of a baby boy, born early yesterday

morning. Cigars, Freeman?

When you want a perfect fitting suit

made call on O'Connel, the tailor. tf

Pat Clifford of Muskegon, Mich is at

the Reiland hotel for a few days, and is supervising the installation of the

new Lake Shore & Michigan South

ern interlocking system.

Theodore Seablom of the Hotel Rei-.

land will visit friends In West Chi

cago this evening.

Miss -Edna Wickey of Magoun 'ave

nue transacted business In Chicago yes terday.

William McKenzie of the Western

Mutual Life Insurance company or Muncie, Ind., Is spending a few days

in East Chicago as the guest of his

brother -

''M$&mMM East Chicago Bank I

can bring their families and enjoy, an evening's entertainment.

Mrs. J. A. McGranahan of Pennsyl

vania Is a Chicago visitor this after

noon, transacting business 'for the Ar

cade millinery. .

Thomas O'Connell of the Harbor hotel

has purchased the first house north of

the South Bay hotel on Aldis ave

nue and will move into it as soon as

Mrs O'Connell is brought from St Luke's hospital. . " !

Miss Lulu Brooks of Pennsylvania

avenue is mourning the loss of a gold

watch and fob, lost between the Arcade

millinery and Fir street, possibly near

the Fort Wayne depot. A reward is of

fered for its return.

Miss Jennie Szymanskl attended the

dance given by the Cotillion club at

Gary last evening.

William Blumenthal of Michigan av

enue was a Chicago business visitor

yesterday. .

Dr. W. L Hughes of the Cline build

ing was a Chicago hospital visitor yes

terday ; -

J. Ambrosius of Commonwealth avenue attended the banquet of the Chi

cago Chamber of Commerce on Wednes

day evening, at which J. Pierpont Mor

gan was a guest.

H. B. Washington of the HamburgBremen Fire Insurance company tran

sacted business in the Harbor yester day.

Mrs. T. M. C. Hembroff is entertain

ing Miss Lizzie Shepard of ChilUcothe,

Mo., for a few weeks.

Attorney W. J. Riley will visit his

mother in Chicago tomorrow afternoon,

attending a theatrical production in the

evening.

Dr W. C. Greenwald of the State

Bank building yesterday dressed the

mashed- finger of Stephen Radiza,

foreigner ; employed at the Standard Forgings plant. No amputation was

necessary. The nicest Christmas present would be a hair-chain from your own hair Ladies wishing work done please leave orders with Mrs. Blumenthal, One Hundred and Thirty-seventh street, near Fir, Indiana Harbor, Ind. Mrs. Blumenthal, One Hundred and Thirty-seventh and Fir streets, has a stock ladies nice hats left on hand which she will close out at your own price.

East Chicago High School

Lads Trim Their Opponents Last Evening.

Basket-Bali Lovers in Hammond See a Fine Contest.

that his terms for the go had been ac- vantage in weight, proved entirely too eepted. ' " Packey will leave Saturday strong for Beell and had the Amerifor Nev. Orleans, whefre he fights can : wrestler" on the defensive all the Young Erne twenty rounds Dec 23. tima in the first bout and moat ov the The stock - yards boy v will leave the time in the second.' Mahmout showed Crescent City immediately after his en- that he. had speed as . well as brawn gagement there for the ten-round go at and Beell, clever as he is, was unable

Los Angeles ;once to get behind the Turk, wno.

. ! towering above his foe, wrestledwith

PLAN LAW TO LEGALIZE - ; the ease of a born mastr and was not

nn-vncrr rfcr TxrTonVKrcrKr " ,n uanger once aurmg me nine m. BOXING IN WISCONSIN. palr were inhe Ttrg ,. , ., t i It took the sultan's grappler but a Milwaukee, Wis, Dec. 12. The pas- th

sage of a law legalizing sparring in hour to wln tne He won the

(Special to Thb Times.) East Chicago, Ind., Dec. 12. At no

stage in last night s games of the lo

cal high school teams with the Gary

basket-ball players, were the local students outclassed. The boys team suc

ceeded in rolling up a score of ; 43 to 18 against their Gary opponents, while the girls did splendidly in the short hall, handing the juicy citrus to the

extent of an 18 to 9 score.

The boys' game was particularly ex

citing, due to the presence, for his first game, of Macintosh, Coach Clark's new find. "Mac" played an excellent game,

and was assisted greatly by the splen

did team work of the entire East Chi

cago aggregation. The girls' game was one of constant rule-breaking, most of

the goals being made by Mabel Palmer

on iree tnrows. juiman Williams did splendid basket-throwing from for

ward, while Edna Olds made herself known in every moment of the struggle. The Gary quadrangle proved a source of endless annoyance to the local players. About half the regulation length, a person throwing "fre goals" was compelled to stand in the center of the hall. The baskets were "dead" and the hall generally one of the worst. in which the local aggregation has ever had to work. An attempt will be made to bring the Gary teams to East Chicago in the near future, when the E. C. H. S. boys and girls promise to show the visitors some real basket-ball work. About fifty spectators accompanied the teams from East Chicago, making the trip to the Magic City over the new South Shore line. Following is the line-up of the two games: BOYS' GAME. East Chicago (40). Gary (17).

Macintosh C Hyman

Riley R. F Bowlby

adman L. F Hackett

Palmer .R. G Paine

lohns ..........L. G Kettles

Goals Cadman (9), Macintosh (6),

Johns (3), Hyman (4), Hackett (1), Bowlby (1). Free Try Goals Riley (1),

John 2), Hackett (2), Hyman (3) Time of Halves 20 minutes.

GIRLS' GAME.

East Chicago (17). Gary (8).

Williams C M. Norton

The last of the series to decide the championship of the school was played last night at Hammond. The teams fighting for the title were the seniors and a picked team from the other classes. The seniors came out victorious by a score of 69 to 20. As a curtain-raiser for the big game the freshmen and eighth grade clashed. The contest was a lively one from start to finish as the two teams were evenly matched. The first half ended with the score in favor of the first year boys. In the second half, however, the

eighth graders made a basket and

brought the score 6 ' to .7, ,and it remained this way throughout the game.

The second game was a hard fought

contest, but in the end the seniors

proved their superiority. r

The senior team will likely be the

regular varsity team and further, they have several of the old veterans. The

seniors were given "a good run" any

way, about the hardest they have had this season, and wltlT Ebert playing

center accounts largely for their score.

This settles the inter-class series and

the standing as as follows.

Champions Seniors. Second Place Sophomores. Third Place Juniors. Fourth Place Freshmen.

The lineups for the different teams

was as follows:

Eighth Grade. Freshmen.

Rennells C .". Thompson

Smith R. F Ebert

Taylor L.F........ Chartler

Sutton L. G Enders

Crumpacker ....R.G Bowen

Seniors. Scrubs.

Ebert C Meyn

Hunter ...... L. F Mott Whitaker R. F..Weimer, Minard

Murray R.G.... Graves Atwood L. G Zoll

Wisconsin will be agitated. Milwaukee members of the

ture will present a bill at the next

session to permit boxing under certain

restrictions. The action of the authorities in stopping the Caponi-McGoorty battle makes followers of the sport anxious.

BICYCLE SQUAD SHOWS

STRAIN. OF LONG GRIND

BArviA tnmfirrnw AVArttncr Tiav 17 T

pairing and pressing why not bring i . . ' ' "j

TO GIVE STERE0PTICAN LECTURE oids c v. Watson

t Williams ....R.F M. Maxon

(Special toTHB Times.) palmer L. F H. Hyman

East Chicago, Ind., Dec. 12. In- Roberts R.G... D. Szold

stead of the regular Sunday evening Brown ......... .L. G .B5. Gillson

them to O'Connel, the tailor, and have

them done right. '

E. W. Wickey, Mayor DeBriae, Albert

Lewis and E. V. Walton are expected

Brown, of the First Congregational

church, will deliver a stereoptican lec

ture on ine- , worn or tne American missionary board. A free well offering will be taken for the foreign mission-

to return from Washington tomorrow

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morning, arter attenamg j.ne sessions :ty-two slides showing the effects of TlZe X ignter, Weil JillOwll

vl me .iw.cm American innuence. on eastern lanas, Congress. (depicting scenes in India, Japan, China,

Mr. and Mrs. T. "W. Spencer of Bea-; Turkey and Bulgaria, where the work

con street will spena sunaay ai ine 01 me missionaries nas oeen especially

home of the latter's parents, Mr. and active. Views of the monuments erect-

Airs. JOnn XVOIiriI10.il, naiuuiuuu, "J eciumciv m I .v Ohlla nlAr. k.. nrVin

Officers Vacha and Emmel of the jnr . the f1,8011"1'11 d"rl la well known W Hammond, has posted

GUILDS WANTS SCRIP

in Hammoifd, Is After a Battle.

of hard grinding over the track in

Madison Square Garden, the elerht j.... i i-i

teams which are competing In the six- j day bicycle race fl off slightly in !

their pace yesterday. Eight squads a?re CRICKETERS TO INVADE

still left in the contest, and unless j somA ACrJrtpnt npp.nra thav ava oil .

pected to finish tonight at midnight. T,x.:.,. .

FIGHT FANS DISGUSTED

If You Don't Play in My

Yard Why You Can't Play at All.

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oeverm flrst fall in twenty-two minutes and

leg a- thirty seconds with a scissors hold and

a half Nelson, and the second in thirtyeight .- minutes and fifay second with a full orotch hold.

NIMROD SHOT BY FARMER.

Petersburg, Ind., Dec. 12. Joe Miley, a farrmrr, living four miles north of here, yesterday morning shot a young .not k. (Ko namA Af W I H f a fn. hunt.

New York Dec. 12. After five days , h,a f The dlstance be

tween the parties prevented the shot

THE WEST INDIES.

The three leaders-

Farland-Moran and

Rutt-Stol, Mac-

Hill-Femara

showed little desire to sprint during have received an invUatlon to send a th. , vJ. . cricket team to the A est Indies early

hold their slight margin. The big

crowd which remained In the srarden

last night saw them fall slowly behind the old record in the morning. There were few sprints to arouse the enthusiasm of the spectators.

next year. Several prominent cricketerslhave already been invited to make the Irlp, and as the majority of replies have been favorable, there is every prospect that the invitation will be accepted. The team will probably sail Feb. 4.

MAHMOUT DEFEATS BEELL

IN TWO STRAIGHT FALLS, i

Yussiff Mahmout, the "Terrible

Turk," demonstrated that he was ter

rible in action as well as name by defeating Fred Beell in straight falls last night in the International wrest

ling show at the new Seventh Regi

ment armory, Chicago. At no time in

the entire match did the muscular lit

tle Wiscon wrestler have a chance with

the giant from the Balkans.

Mahmout, with thirty pounds ad-

M'GUGIN SHOCKS THE C0URT.

. Nashville,. Tenn., . Dec. 12. Talking too 'loud for court customs when conversing with a felloWj lawyer, Dan McGugin, the former Michigan .. football star and present Vanderbilt university coach found himself led: out" of circuit court yesterday. . Judge Matthews ordering .the, big footballist's removal by a deputy. It was McGugin's 'first return to active practice in hls'chosen profession since deserting the football field. , .

Whiting police force were local visit

ors yesterday morning.

; When you want a nice nobby overcoat made at the right price see O'Connel, the tailor.. tf

. High School Notes. The turning lathes installed recently at the McKinley building for the use of the high school boys are now

the Boxer rebellion in 1900 will also be

thrown on ' the canvas. Everyone is

cordially invited to attend this service.

Rev. Brown will also occupy the -pulpit at the morning service of his church, preaching on the topic, "The Transfig

uration of Christ."

SPORTING MISCELLANY. -

President Roosevelt wrote a letter of

congratulation to Ver Wiebe, the Har-

in rhnning order, and the classes seemivard fullback, who was ordered out of I will not be interfered with over

a forfeit or ?oo through nis Dacxer,

George Foster, to pack up his challenge

to fight any of the heavyweights in

the country.

Childs is especially anxious to take

on Billy Heller, the stock yards fighter and he would like to pull off the bout in West Hammond. Childs is well liked here as a fighter and it is believed that he and Heller would put on a good

fight here.

It is assured that the boxing game

In

well pleased with their work. the game to let Kennard get in and

The East Chicago basketball teamteat Yale by kicking a field goal. The there will be some good bouts there in

is trying to . schedule a game , with , president says er Wlebe s act was the near future

Whitine hih school. What's the mat- -magnanimous and unseirnsh. Does

riooseven imnK mat ine piayer migm have told the coaches to go to thunder? Battling Nelson declines to meet Freddy Welqfri on the ground that he

is busy writting a book. This must

ter, Whiting? Cold feet? There will be a lecture given at the Indiana Harbor Auditorium on Dec 22. The subject will be "Old and new Japan." East Chicago school students will be given transportation, and an admission of 25 and 15 cents is to be charged. A matinee will also be given at 2 o'clock.

West Hammond, and It is expected that

LANGF0RD BACKED TO STOP

JIM FLYNN IN 15 ROUNDS.

Hammond fight fans are disgusted

with the bungling of the GoodmanWhite contest in West Hammond the other evening. They say that the public should have been the first consideration and any difficulties between the owners of halls should have been adjusted without question before the fight. It now appears that one of the owners of West Hammond halls thought that his rival was getting the bulk of the business and so, instead of trying to reach a peaceful adjustment of the

difficulty, he determined to put a stop to the fighting game.

It was a case of, "If you don't play

n my ward, you can't play at all."

Everybody was disgusted to think that a crowd of 300 sports should come all

the way from Chicago to see the "go" and then had to be told that owing to a petty quarrel between the owners of the various West Hammond halls, there would be nothing doing.

It is the consensus of opinion that

the fights in West Hammond will not be very well patronized until the people over there get together and make good whe nthey advertise a fight.

San Francisco, Cal., Dec. 12. As tha

have made the bones of Heenan. Savers date of the Sam Langf ord-Jim Flynn

and Yank Sullivan go rata-a-tat-tat. contest araws near mucn interest. la

Unk Russell has entered suit .ainst DmS manuesiea lynn nas Deen seen

Oscar Hammerstein. In the bill of " action nere Delore, ana ine ioi-

nartlfMilnra th Rlno-inir wltrw.lrht lowers OI me usuc same leei inai no

ine worn on me cauiaia w e siveii dlflA h. -....-h,,,,-,, fwrt fn will put up a ngni mat is worm wnne.

by the high school is progressing nice- Mary, Garden in the "Juggler of Notre His w,tn bl Jack Johnson proved

iy-.Dom" Inst wfielr nn tho wasn't n Deyona a uouoi ioai ne is game. Juang

The aonhamore class are readiner v.it nt ino-o-Hno- w rhm KHminti ford, at his training quarters, listens

Shanespeare's "Julius Caesar" in con- : fraud and intent to deceive.

nection with their English work. The Footban Coach Tost ia to become reading Is made more interesting by , g.eneral manager of a southern trolley

the portrayal of the different charac

ters by the individual pupils. Principal Clark entertained the high school" students Wednesday morning by a reading from Mark Twain's work, conveying the humor of the noted writer excellently. Miss Flossie Plckard of the senior class is a real teacher this week, and is substituting for Miss Lewis at the Harbor.

! The senior German ciass is studying Schiller's "Marie Stuart" and report that they thoroughly enjoy its diffl- ; cult passages.

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"Hurry Up

It is not believed that congress will

reduce the. duty on wool. More tough luck on Jack Johnson, who returns to

America, after his forthcoming bout

with Burns on Australian soil.

There is a rumor in Kokomo, Ind., that the fight between Johnson and

to everything that is said about Flynn

and smiles to himself. Even money is

being wagered that Sam will stop Jim

Inside of flteen rounds. Betting is

quite lively on the rounds.

C0RBETT SAYS HE WELL

START AGAIN IF HE WINS.

New Orleans, La., Dec 12. Young

Corbett says if he whips Phil Brock of Cleveland in their ten-round bout

Burns, which takes place in Australia before the Southern Athletic club to

soon, looks bent. The Associated Press night, he will begin a new fight ca-

will send to Labrador to verify the re

port.

ATTELL IS TO BOX MACKEY.

reer; if he is Deaten ne win retire

for good. He believes he can lick all

the lightweights except Nelson, and

doesn't care for any more of the

Battler's game. Corbett is still flat

INDIANA HARBOR. Another Theater Ia Opened.

The New Auditorium theater will be

opened In this city tomorrow evening men to weigh 122 pounds at the ring-

under the management of Jack Sil- side, ver. Admission to any part of the !

New Orleans. Dec. 12 "Abe" Attell

and "Biz" Mackey have been matched RACE BET NOT GAMBLING,

to box here before the Southern Ath

letic club Christmas night. The fight

is to be ten rounds for a decision, the

SAYS KENTUCKY COURT

Frankfort, Ky., Dec 12. The Ken

tucky supreme court yesterday in an

opinion written by Justice Lassing holds that betting on a horse race, the

BID O0ITSiCHIGl

Manager Who Built Wolver

ines' Athletic System Resigns Post.

Auditorium will be but 10 cents, and ( STOP FIGHT TO SAVE KNOCKOUT, outcome of any other fixed event, the

Mr. Silver, whose reputation as a splendid manager has already been established, promises a strictly clean vaudebllle and moving pictures for the pat-

exercise of Judgment, or test of skill,

Philadelphia, Dec. 12. Al Kubiak, lis not gaming and is not punishable

the Michigan giant, last night stopped under the felong laws of the state. In Jack Reed, the Ohio heavy-weight, in the same opinion it is held that all

Ann Arbor, Mich., Dec. 12. It has

become known here that Charles Balrd,

fong the leading figure in athletics at the University of Michigan, has sent his resignation the faculty. He has

absolutely decided to quit the univers

ity as soon as possible, but has been

asked to hold off as long as possible

In fact, the ruling powers have laid

his resignation on the table, hoping that he will change his mind, but

f riids of the manager assert that he

is certain to leave.

The popular leader will have no fear

of the wolf for many a day to come

At present he can be regarded as the

chlest man connected with the university; that, is, by figuring in the

wealth of his wife. Mrs Baird, it has

turned out, is the only heir to her

father's estate in Kansas City. Mrs

Baird's father died some time ago and left a fortune well over the $1,000,000 mark. Consequently, Bair himself is

anxious to make his home in Kansas City, provided he does not move to

Chicago, which is his own home. He will, however, be compelled to visit

the former home of his wife quite often, and it is the desire of both to move from here despite a wide circle of friends.

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Michigan boxer had Reed's measure contracts cannot be enforced with the and sent the Ohio man . to the floor aid of the law. The constructio nof for the count in the opening round and this law came up in the case of W. T. battered him up badly in every one McDevitt a Covington poolroom operthereafter, bo that the referee was ator, who sued to collect money adcompelled to stop the fight to save him vanced to make wagers for R. I from further punishment. t Thomas of Washington.

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